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B-Stock is so excited to welcome Anuroop Sahu to the Product Management team this summer! As a summer teammate, we know Anuroop will be an incredible asset to the company. Anuroop is currently studying Management in Information Systems at the University at Buffalo. Learn a bit more about Anuroop and see his answers to some questions below.
I am most excited to brainstorm with the awesome Product Team @BStock and build an MVP from scratch that can potentially redefine the Re-commerce marketplace set by the organization.
AirForce Pilot. I had also cleared Stage – II of the Indian Naval Air Force but unfortunately could not get through the final round.
It’s Product Management advice given at a keynote by Sam Altman and it’s in my head since then: “It’s better to build something that a small number of users love than a large number of users like.”
You won’t find me, I’d be already out on my bike trying to find the nearest park to sit and gorge on a slice of pizza. 🙂
I can COOK some good Indian food with a matching movie suggestion for you! 🙂
Music (EDM – A Martin Garrix & The Chainsmokers fan) and my pet Woofy’s barks!
I would go to Tomorrowland (Belgium) Music Festival and travel around the world with Woofy (my pet).
When I get stuck, I walk out and clear my head and then query somebody on the idea to get a different perspective and begin again!
I decided to educate myself on my own terms and thus had taken an education loan to fund my undergraduate education. Completing it from my first job’s savings was a fulfilling and proud moment for me.
I hope to hone my collaboration skills by working with others and create an immersive and simplified user experience for the new MVP project.
If you’re interested in B-Stock’s internship program, please contact [email protected] or reach out on LinkedIn!
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